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Abergavenny Station

Sole surviving station in a town which once had three.

Aberystwyth Cliff Railway

The longest cliff railway in Britain

Abingdon Bridge

One of two bridges separated by an island in the Thames, dating from 1416.

Ace Cafe, London

Established in 1938 on the then brand new North Circular Road surrounding London the Ace Cafe was a service area. As well as petrol it also had what is believed to be the first automatic car wash in the UK.

With its proximity to Britain’s fast arterial road network, and being open 24 hours, the Ace Cafe soon attracted motorcyclists too. In the 50s and 60s it was at the centre of the 'Rockers", "Ton Up" motorcycle era.

Acton Swing Bridge

The first floating swing bridge in Britain

AEC Works, Southall

Manufacturing centre for the iconic Routemaster bus.

AJS Motorcycle works, Wolverhampton

The original premises where AJS motorcycles were manufacturered 1909 - 1917

Albert Bridge, London

One of only two bridges in London that have never been replaced

Albert Dock Swing Bridge, Liverpool

Last remaining example of a cast iron double leaf swing bridge

Albert Edward Bridge, Coalbrookdale

Cast iron railway bridge built over the River Severn by Sir John Fowler.